Sentence examples similar to increasingly co operating from inspiring English sources

In an effort to stem the flow of funds American and UAE officials are increasingly co-operating to catch the "cash couriers" – smugglers who fly giant sums of money into Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Daimler is increasingly co-operating with a long-standing alliance between Renault and Nissan, into which AvtoVAZ of Russia has also been incorporated.Among makers of aircraft and mobile phones, uneasy alliances are ever more common, not just with direct competitors but between manufacturer and supplier.

Residents' needs should be the starting point for smart cities. Macnaughton anticipated a revamping of the "active citizen" community, with local residents increasingly interacting and co-operating thanks to internet-based media.

We know well that co-operation means co-operating with them, not the other way around.

Although the EU probe focuses on the CDS market between 2006 and 2009, and although Markit denies any wrongdoing, the investigation may signal that regulators take an increasingly dim view of banks co-operating with each other, especially via a third party in which they have stakes.

Few charities have dared to stay.Above all, the insurgents increasingly gun for fellow Iraqis who co-operate with the Americans and their allies.

The article goes on to say that the Telegraph is "drawing up guidelines that will define clearly and openly how our editorial and commercial staff will co-operate in an increasingly competitive media industry".

Financial institutions are competing increasingly in the same markets, but at the same time they are co-operating to sell each other's products.The trend, the finance minister and the country's top bankers all think, is firmly towards Allfinanz: a system of financial conglomerates operating across functional boundaries.

Volkswagen is co-operating with Porsche.

So far, Hamas has co-operated.

But he seems to be co-operating.